Sherwood High School - Quiver Yearbook (Sherwood, OR)

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Exercises for physical fitness are part of the P,E. pro- gram. P.E. PROGRAM IMPORTANT Aimed at the development of muscular co ordination and control, general physical fitness understanding of health needs, and proper at titudes in play and sports, the physical educa tion department makes an important contrilou tion to the school program. The human body is the sublect of Mrs Connor s talk in this health class

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BAND. First Row: J. Yeager, G. Holmes, W. Robbins, J. Steffen. Second B. Holznagel, B. King, H. Myers, K. Sullivan, M. Parker, J. Van Dolah Row: B. Bissell, B. Anderson, M. Gray, K. Jackson, M. Bradley, K. D.Winkleman. Wilson, G. Edy, J. Watson, T. Hayden, E. Allen. Third Row: D. Knight, HIGH STANDARDS OF PERFORMANCE REACHED BY MUSIC GROUPS Always an important part of school and community activities, the music department provided much in the way of entertainment this year. Although there were fewer members in the band than in pre- ceding years, they played well. School spirit was intensified at . football games and assemblies through their lively music. Sharing the applause on almost every program throughout the school year were numbers by the Boys' Glee and Mixed Chorus. The music groups were required to practice intensively for their various performances to meet the high standards expected of them by Miss Calnan. Boys' Glee directed by Miss Calnan. First Row: D. Winkleman, J. Hansen, B. Rome, D. Day, A. Sasaki, M. Modrell, B. Schmit, K. Sullivan, R. Herman, J. Watson, J. Heenan. Second Row: H. Myers, K. Delker, D. Sullivan, J. Van Dolah, M. Parker, D. Muralt, J. Whisman, J. Isaacson, D. Rome, W. Wood. 24

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A glimpse into the typing room where second lncome tax computation is the subiect for a lesson in bookkeeping year students work hard for speed and accuracy. ENTHUSIASM IN BUSINESS EDUCATION CLASSES SUSTAINED THROUGHOUT YEAR With the addition of ten new IBM electric year ot bookkeeping is not included in the typewriters, Typing I was able to accommo- curriculum, by special arrangement two girls date 60 students, and a number of sopho- completed the requirements for this credit. mores were able to get into the class. Before the year was out, several students The year ended with 15 enthusiastic girls had been called for interviews for state civil in Shorthand l. Five potential secretaries fin- service iobs as a result of tests administered ished in Shorthand ll. Although a second at the school. Shorthand ll prepares girls well for future positions in the business world. 26 Q